Marlin Alternatives & Competitors

3 companies similar to Marlin — An open protocol that provides a high-performance programmable network infrastru...

NKN.ORG

Building the largest shared network foundation for Web 3.0 and future Internet.

20 Corporate Round

Singapore, Singapore

Blockchain Creator Economy +2

Meson Network (We’re Hiring)!

Bandwidth Exchange

3 Venture round $9.40M

Singapore, Singapore

Blockchain Data Analytics +4

DFINITY

The DFINITY Foundation is a major contributor to the Internet Computer, the world's most p...

276 Post IPO $166.90M

Zurich, Switzerland

Blockchain Computing +2

About Marlin

Marlin is a cutting-edge startup aiming to revolutionize Web 3.0 infrastructure. With the slogan "An open protocol that provides a high-performance programmable network infrastructure for Web 3.0," the company is dedicated to creating a global, open infrastructure for high-performance decentralized networks. It is powe...

Taxonomy

Open Protocol, High-performance, Programmable Network Infrastructure, Web 3.0, Decentralized Networks, Bandwidth Sharing Marketplace, DDoS, Consensus, Content Delivery Networks, Singapore-based, Incentivizing Full Nodes

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